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Japanese investors to revitalize polluted canal in HCM City
A number of Japanese investors have agreed to help revitalize the eight-kilometer Xuyen Tam Canal in Ho Chi Minh City after a recent meeting with city leaders in Tokyo.
Subsidence causes road leading to Ho Chi Minh City to be wavy
Serious subsidence has caused a major route leading to the east entrance of Ho Chi Minh City to become ‘wavy,’ endangering vehicles traveling on the road.
Homestay – the highlight of Hoi An tourism
From a business model, homestay service has become an identity of Hoi An, the tourist town in central Vietnam that mesmerizes visitors with its charming quarters and slow-paced lifestyle.
Ben Thanh bus station to be relocated next week
If you travel by bus in Ho Chi Minh City this weekend it will be your last chance to hop off at the main station fronting Ben Thanh Market in District 1.
Ambulance found carrying tiger carcass after police chase in Thanh Hoa
Police in northern Vietnam have chased after a suspicious ambulance and discovered the vehicle as carrying a large frozen tiger carcass.
Foreign tourist hurt by ‘sidewalk traps’ in Ho Chi Minh City to receive apology
A foreign visitor who was hurt after stumbling on a street in District 1, Ho Chi Minh City after her foot caught a U-shaped iron hook buried onto the sidewalk earlier this week will receive apology and compensate from the company responsible for those ‘traps.’
Residents in high-grade Saigon condo hit by water shortage
Hundreds of residents at the Thanh Da View Apartment Complex in Binh Thanh District, Ho Chi Minh City have been cut off from water supply for nearly a fortnight despite the condo being classified as of the high-grade segment.
Lottery firms in southern Vietnam found with massive non-core investment
All 11 lottery ticket companies in southern Vietnam have collectively channeled nearly VND1,000 billion (US$44.64 million) into sectors outside their main business, the Ministry of Finance’s inspectorate announced.
Nearly 100 Vietnamese depression sufferers commit suicide daily: study
A recent study published by the Hanoi-based Bach Mai Hospital has revealed that nearly 100 people in Vietnam commit suicide due to depression on a daily basis, shedding light on the devastating role mental illness can play in local communities.
Painter captures pure eyes of minority kids in mountainous Vietnam
A Hanoi-based artist has spent the last decade frequenting the mountainous areas in northern Vietnam to capture the beauty of minority people, especially children and women, onto his canvas.